
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe 394: Kris Engelstad—Don't Call Her a Philanthropist
Jul 9, 2024
Kris Engelstad oversees the Engelstad Foundation, which has granted over $300 million in scholarships. She shares her journey from working as a maid in her father's Las Vegas hotel to managing a billion-dollar foundation. The conversation delves into her unique perspective on philanthropy, the importance of connections, and the innovative creation of community initiatives like Betty's Village. Kris also discusses the complexities of legacy and responsible giving, revealing how personal experiences shape her approach to impactful charitable work.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
A Unique Perspective on Philanthropy
05:17 • 2min
Connections and Contributions
06:50 • 16min
Health, Legacy, and the Importance of Nutrition
22:44 • 3min
Navigating Legacy and Philanthropy
25:49 • 15min
The Importance of Gold Ownership and Financial Diligence
41:12 • 3min
Innovative Philanthropy and Community Impact
43:59 • 6min
Navigating Philanthropy: Challenges and Perspectives
49:46 • 20min
The Complexities of Philanthropy
01:10:08 • 7min
Legacy of the Rink
01:17:08 • 14min
Reflections on Local Labor and Audience Engagement
01:31:09 • 2min
